Can VB 2005 be used to write client server applications?  If so are there
any good books that document how it can be done?

Thanks,
Ben

Ben wrote:
Sure it can be used for client server apps.  I'm not aware of any
specific books on the topic -  so, I can't help you there.  You'll want
to take a look an the documentation and examples in the System.Net and
the System.Net.Sockets namespaces.

Thank you.  I will.
Ben

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Ben,

Almost every windowsform wich uses a database is a client server
application.
(Therefore look for books about AdoNet)

So can you give a specificaton what your idea is around a client server
application.

Cor

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It is a basic eventlog monitor.  I have to write a client that monitors all
three logs (application, system, and security) and sends the warning and
error messages to the server.  Yeah I know there are many applications out
there that already do this, but I have to write one myself.  It is part of a
grad course I am taking.  I have two weeks to write this program.  I have
the client mostly written but I can only monitor one of the three logs.  I
started the thread eventlog monitoring asking for help and I did receive
some help but the help either did not work or I did something wrong.  Most
likely I did something wrong.

Thanks,
Ben

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